Jackey Lee Dalton Jr., 21, of Cherokee Village was arrested Aug. 10, after officers from the Cherokee Village Police Department received a report of possible sexual abuse and rape of three female children.
During questioning the suspect told officers that he had also been viewing child pornography on his sister’s laptop computer. He told officers those events took place at another residence in Cherokee Village.
Officers obtained a search warrant and confiscated the computer. A forensic search will be performed to search for content and viewing history, according to the police report.
Authorities say the sexual abuse and rape incidents occurred on the Fulton County side of Cherokee Village and involved a 5-year old female and a 6-year old female.
Charges against Dalton in Fulton County include five counts of rape, a class Y felony. The class Y felony can carry a prison term of 10 to 40 years or life. He was also charged with three counts of sexual abuse in the second degree, a class B felony, which if found guilty carries a sentence of no less than five years, but no more than 20 years in prison.
Charges have also been filed in Sharp County against Dalton by Prosecuting Attorney Henry Boyce. Those charges include distributing, possessing, or viewing of matter depicting sexually explicit conduct involving a child, a class C felony.
Jackey Dalton Jr. is currently being held in the Sharp County Jail. Fulton County Circuit Judge Tim Weaver set Dalton’s bond at $250,000. Dalton will appear in Fulton County Circuit Court on Sept. 16.

Minors: Cherokee Village Man Charged with Rape

A Cherokee Village man is facing felony charges after a hidden camera was found in the ductwork of a home he was remodeling.
Jimmy Sterling Wyatt, 59, of Cherokee Village has been charged with voyeurism by the Independence County Sheriff’s Department.
According to a report, Wyatt is accused of placing a camera in the bathroom of a house he was working on.
Police received the report from a female victim Sept. 8 and Independence County Sheriff’s Deputy Ben Keener was dispatched to her home.
The victim told officers that Wyatt had been hired to do some construction work on her house and was fired when he failed to do the job. The victim told officers that she had discovered the camera hidden in the ductwork of her bathroom, according to the affidavit for arrest.
The report says Wyatt is identified on a videotape which shows him placing the camera in the ductwork. In an interview with Investigator Shane Meyer, Wyatt reportedly admitted to installing the camera.
Bond has been set at $25,000. If found guilty Wyatt faces up to six years in prison and a fine of not more than $10,000.

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